The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-31
What They Say Of Us.


+. II. Aull has assumed editorial
control Of the Newberry HERALD AND
News. lie is well and fayorably
known here and we wish success and
honor in his new field Of labor.--4J-
bevilLe Me0iuna.
Mr.. A. C. Jones has sold the New.
berry HERALD AND News to D1essrs.
L. II. Aull and VIM. P. Houseal.
We welcome these gentlemen into
the press fraternity, and wish them a
prosperous career.-AndersOn IntelN-
geacer.
Mr.. A. C.. Jones has sold the New
berry HERALD AND News to Messrs.
E. II. Aull and ". p. Houseal.
These gentlemen are thorough jour
nalists, and have already made de-
cided improvement in the appearance
of the paper. r.-Hampton Guardian.
Mr.. A. G. Jones has sold that ex-
cel!ent paper, the Newberry HFRALD
AND News, to Ebert H. Aull and
Vim. p. Houseal. Mr.. Aull is well
known to our people as teacher,
and Mr.. Houseal is a practical print
er Of much experience.-AJJerille
Press and Banner.
Mr.. A. G. Jones, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Newberry HERALD AND
News, has sold hat journal to Messrs.
f. II. Auil anal W. ?. Houseal. Mr..
Aull is conducting the editorial de-
partlnent. We bid success alike to
the retiring editor and his successor.
-Laurenscille Herald.
Mr.. A. C. Jones has sold the New
berry HERALD AND News to Messrs.
E. H. Aull and W. P. Houseal. We
extend the fraternal hand to the new
proprictors and our best wishes for
the prosperity of the talented re-
firing editor and proprietor.-Uni0n
Times
Mr.. A c.. Jones, late editor and
proprietor, has sold the Newberry
HERALD AND News to Messrs. Z. H.
Aull and W. P. Houseal, who will
jointly continue the publication.
They should lop off some of the name,
for life is too short to set up so much
italics.-Anderson Journal.
Messrs. E. H. Aull and W. P.
Houseal have bought the interest of
Mr.. A. C. Jones in the Newberry
HERALD AND News. NIr. Jones was
an honor to the profession, and we
hate to give him up, but have no
doubt that his successors will main
tain the high reputation Of the paper.
We wish them good luck.-AbjevHle
Messenger.
The Newberry HERALD AND News
has been sold by A. G. Jones, former
editor and proprietor, to Messrs. Z.
II. Aull and W. P. Houseal. Mr..
Auli will be editor. Under the new
management it has been enlarged to
its original size. Newberryis pros
porous and intelligent county as is
evident by the strong support given
to its county papers.-Laurens Adoer-
tiSer.
The Newberry HERALD AND News
has changed hands, having been
bought by Messrs. E. H. Aull and
". p. Houseal. We are personally
acquainted with both of these gentle.
men. Mr.. Aull is one of the bright
est young lawyers Of Newberry, and
Mr.. Houseal ranks among the most
skilled workmen in the art typo
graphical. II they will only change
the heading of the dear old HERALD
AND News to correspond with that
formerly used by the good old pa
triarcb, Mr.. Greneker, we are sure
the paper will be prettier, and more
appreciated by those who knew it but
to love it decade ago. The HER.
AID AND News has our very best
wishes under its new management. -
Clareadon Enterprise.
No face in our sanctum could be
more welcome than that Of Elbert H.
Aull, of Newberry, and of the old
Newberry HERALD AND News. Law
yer as we'll as journalist he came to
our town on Friday last, on g matter
of legal business, and was kind
enough to make us little visit.
Within the last Fortnight, in con-
junction with Mr.. w. p. Houseal, he
has bought the Ncwberry HERALD
AND News, one Of the oldest and
most prominent papers in our State
"a Journal with which, in the earliest
years of his graduation, be was hon.
orably identified. Now he returns to
it as editor and co-proprietor. He is
a native Edgefeld man; and the sa-
luda country should now be proud to
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